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Prepare Now For Internet Explorer Changes |
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Posted on Tuesday, January 20 @ 12:43:35 CET by IACOJ |
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Re: Prepare Now For Internet Explorer Changes (Score: 1)
by Tank863 on Tuesday, January 20 @ 18:23:32 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://tankweb.net | Xcalibr wrote about this a few days ago and posetd it in the forums.
I answered his post with a "work around" issued from Macromedia.
http://www.nukecops.com/postlite15466-.html |
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Re: Prepare Now For Internet Explorer Changes (Score: 1)
by Jeruvy on Wednesday, January 21 @ 19:14:09 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | Not new at all. Most of these exploit theories have been around for over a year. Flash 5 was the first, Flash 6 was affected, and Flash MX is still affected by several exploits.
The best way is to uninstall these applications from any IE6 browser.
If you must browse with Flash use Mozilla for more security (even though some affect Mozilla also).
J.
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